The departure of Slobodan Milosevic from Yugoslavia's presidency creates new opportunities for easing tensions in both Bosnia and Kosovo, provided local troublemakers can be kept in check.
In ways far more satisfying than displaying banners or bumper stickers, the Fenway Park Independence Day event provided a made-to-order opportunity for conscience easing.
Even Fenway Park and the Red Sox come in for blame, for the staging of a sailor's homecoming at a July 4 game that left Bacevich all but retching over the "convenient mechanism for voiding obligation,... a made-to-order opportunity for conscience-easing".
Early, minimal invasive surgery might be a good opportunity to ease and improve the therapy for those patients [ 12, 13].
Still, anything that makes things harder for crimes of opportunity can help ease the security burden for companies large and small, and the consumers and customers that love them (or at least are forced to pay and use them).
And he said the company was still looking for other opportunities to ease what he terms the "pain points" in the real estate business.
Coupled with the lockout that eliminated almost all organized team activities and off-season minicamps, which are usually opportunities for rookies to ease their way into professional football, Austin's journey to the N.F.L. has been a winding one.
"At today's meeting, the board judged that the inflation outlook provided the opportunity for monetary policy to be eased further, so as to reinforce recent encouraging trends in household demand," he said.
Because of their ease of use and rapidity of deployment, they offer the opportunity for powerful information sharing and ease of collaboration.
SIMILAR opportunities for altruism may have eased the consciences of the 250 guests at the International Fashion party, a by-invitation event held last week at the Clift Hotel in San Francisco to benefit Rebekah Children's Services, which aids children with emotional and behavioral problems.
